Students in AP Language were tasked to write a concise, eloquent and well-reasoned letter to submit as a letter to the editor to the Richmond Times-Dispatch. English teacher Betsy Reid says, “I want them to see that their opinions are valuable, and at the same time, I want the Richmond community to see that teenagers have something to say, and the ability to say it well.”
Six senior Titans found their opinions published in the paper between January 23 and February 3. Find each of their letters linked below.
Trinity’s English Department aims to build lifelong readers and writers with a strong foundation in reading, writing, research and communication. Emphasizing collaboration and creative thinking, Trinity's student-centered curriculum develops future-ready skills while encouraging growth, exploration and passion.
“As someone who wants to pursue a career in STEM, being able to have the opportunity to meet another woman who has made an impressive career for herself in STEM, is an inspiration for me,” said Madison Jewett ‘26